CHAPTER 1134: CHAPTER 1133: DRIVING PRACTICE SKILLS

Ye Qiu, Ye Weidong, and Ye Xue entered the driving school, where everything was operating normally, except there were more female instructors than before.

Now, when Ye Xue wanted to go find her female instructor to practice driving, Ye Qiu followed along.

Ye Xue found the female instructor, who resembled Coach Li, in her thirties, now wearing the instructor’s uniform here. When she saw Ye Xue coming over, she immediately appeared very enthusiastic.

However, she didn’t know Ye Qiu and didn’t realize that the ordinary-looking young man before her was the major boss here.

"Ye Qiu, I’m going up to practice now."

"You go ahead, I’ll watch from behind."

Ye Xue sat in the driver’s seat, and Coach Li was in the front passenger seat.

Meanwhile, Ye Qiu was seated in the back.

At that moment, Coach Li also thought Ye Qiu was just another student who happened to know Ye Xue.

Ye Xue began practicing parking in reverse, which is the most challenging part of the second module.

She started by reversing into the garage from the left, coming out, then reversing back in from the right, then back out to the left.

In essence, it was just a process of going in and out of the garage repeatedly.

However, for beginners, this is the most difficult part of the second module.

Ye Qiu watched as Ye Xue fastened her seatbelt, pulled the handbrake, and started reversing in first gear.

Ye Xue was afraid Ye Qiu would laugh at her; in the beginning, she struggled to reverse in, and after reversing out and then back in again, she did it crookedly.

Although she didn’t hit any lines, this situation was still very dangerous.

Ye Qiu knew that Ye Xue might not have very agile movements, so she wasn’t progressing as quickly as others.

After Ye Xue struggled back and forth several times, Coach Li was already quite anxious but remained patient. She taught Ye Xue how to look at the lines, points, and angles through the rearview mirror, emphasizing the importance of not rushing.

Given Ye Xue’s situation, Ye Qiu felt it would take at least a month of complete practice before she could master the second module.

If that were the case, Ye Qiu knew that even if he helped Ye Xue get her driver’s license quickly, he would still be worried about her driving by herself, so it was better for her to practice longer here.

After watching Ye Xue practice several more times, Ye Xue bashfully asked, "Ye Qiu, am I really dumb?"

"It’s perfectly normal; just practice slowly, and you’ll get familiar after more practice."

Ye Qiu replied.

At this moment, Coach Li sitting in the passenger seat was very surprised; she hadn’t expected this ordinary-looking young man to be the owner who just bought the driving school.

She was really taken aback.

Because this young person looked like he wasn’t even twenty years old.

"Are you the boss?"

Coach Li asked.

"Wang Risheng is the boss; I am Wang Risheng’s boss."

Ye Qiu replied.

Coach Li naturally felt a bit embarrassed.

As Ye Xue continued to practice several times, Ye Qiu got out of the car to check on his father, Ye Weidong, discovering that Weidong had become quite proficient in reversing into the garage, parking sideways, and other maneuvers. Mainly because Weidong used to ride motorcycles, he was much more familiar with vehicles, and he had practiced much longer than Ye Xue.

Seeing that Weidong passed everything on the first try, although Weidong felt he still had to practice more, like during Module 1 when he insisted on scoring 100 on every mock test before going to take the test.

Ye Qiu watched several times and confirmed that there was no problem with his father passing the second module exam, so he didn’t watch further.

Ye Qiu headed to the office, and upon arriving, an administrator under Wang Risheng was there and quickly called out, "Mr. Ye, you’ve arrived."

"Should I call Mr. Wang over?"

"No need; I’m leaving soon."

Ye Qiu replied.

As the administrator hurried to pour tea for Ye Qiu, Ye Qiu asked, "What’s the pass rate for modules two and three at the driving school before?"

"Around fifty to sixty percent."

The administrator said.

"Is that considered high?"

"It’s only average; the highest is eighty percent."

"Does a higher pass rate result in more people enrolling in the driving school?"

"Of course, during regular enrollment, those who want to get a driver’s license register based on the school’s pass rate, because most of these students have jobs and don’t want to spend too much time wasting learning to drive. At our driving school, the fastest people get a license in three months, while the slowest might take three years without obtaining one. The faster the students get their licenses, the more money our driving school makes; if it’s slower, then naturally, the earnings aren’t as much."

The driving school site, instructors, administrators, vehicle depreciation, gasoline, and even gratuities all require money. If the students can pass in one attempt and new batches of students are admitted soon after, it certainly results in more profit.

Ye Qiu now understood that given the speed of Huaxia’s development, people would become wealthier, and cars would become more affordable.

In such a situation, more people would learn to drive, and more would buy cars for sure.

Therefore, starting a business in this driving school industry, Ye Qiu thought, seemed like a good idea.

"But if students are poorly trained, even if they get their licenses, what happens if they cause an accident?"

Ye Qiu asked.

"Boss, that’s not related to our driving school. Basically, as long as they study seriously and follow traffic rules afterward, there shouldn’t be any problems. Furthermore, whether a person drives adeptly isn’t directly related to the license; it mostly depends on experience gained after owning and driving a car more frequently."

"Looks like I need to go back and summarize a set of methods for module two exams."

Ye Qiu thought.

According to what the administrator said, it made sense. Ye Qiu knew that as long as he followed his own method to practice driving, the pass rate would be nearly one hundred percent, and a lot of time could be saved, enabling more students to enroll quickly—he could recoup the acquisition cost fast.

Ye Qiu drank some tea and didn’t stay any longer.

Heading outside, he got into the Range Rover, his phone rang—it was a call from the shipping company, informing him that his case of wine had arrived at the villa entrance.

"Just leave it at the security booth; I’ll pick it up when I return."

As Ye Qiu drove back to the Peach Blossom Source Villa Community, upon reaching the security booth entrance, a security captain said, "Mr. Ye, your wine is here."

Without needing Ye Qiu to get out, two security guards quickly and carefully loaded the case of wine into Ye Qiu’s car, and Ye Qiu drove back to the villa.

After parking the car, he carried the case of wine down and moved it into the wine cellar, recalling what he had discussed with his advisor.

Ye Qiu took two bottles of wine, got into the car, and drove toward Jin University Campus.

Arriving at Jin University Campus, he parked the car and took the two bottles of wine down.